Aug 11, 2026 · 8 min · 7 segments
What does it look like to launch a group practice from scratch in a small bilingual city of 30,000 people, while pregnant, with no local peer network and a regulated province making recruitment even…
Adrienne GiffenHost
Lisa CatalloHostCo-Host, Now You're TalkingHostOver the last several weeks, we've, we've talked about uncovering our experiences, uh, noticing our patterns, and reclaiming parts of ourselves and allowing ourselves to let go and trusting our voice enough to speak it.
So what happens next?

Well, the next step is emerge and, and emerge is where everything we've been talking about begins to show up in our everyday life.

Because insight without action doesn't create change, and understanding yourself is important, and speaking your truth is important.

Eventually, there comes a moment when you simply begin living differently and not dramatically, not perfectly, just intentionally.
So what does emergence really look like?

Well, I think most people expect emergence to feel like this huge breakthrough, that they wake up one morning and suddenly become this confident new version of yourself, and this rarely happens this way.

It's making decisions that feel aligned instead of decisions that simply keep everyone else happy and comfortable.
So it's less about changing who you are.

We've become what we needed to manage everything, like the dependable one, the strong one, the peacemaker, the achiever.

And emergence is allowing our authentic selves to take the lead instead of the roles that we've been playing.
Was there a moment in time when you personally experienced emergence?
Over the last several weeks, we've, we've talked about uncovering our experiences, uh, noticing our patterns, and reclaiming parts of ourselves and allowing ourselves to let go and trusting our voice enough to speak it.
So what happens next?

Well, the next step is emerge and, and emerge is where everything we've been talking about begins to show up in our everyday life.

Because insight without action doesn't create change, and understanding yourself is important, and speaking your truth is important.

Eventually, there comes a moment when you simply begin living differently and not dramatically, not perfectly, just intentionally.
So what does emergence really look like?

Well, I think most people expect emergence to feel like this huge breakthrough, that they wake up one morning and suddenly become this confident new version of yourself, and this rarely happens this way.

It's making decisions that feel aligned instead of decisions that simply keep everyone else happy and comfortable.
So it's less about changing who you are.

We've become what we needed to manage everything, like the dependable one, the strong one, the peacemaker, the achiever.

And emergence is allowing our authentic selves to take the lead instead of the roles that we've been playing.
Was there a moment in time when you personally experienced emergence?
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